EV Science, Translated for Clinicians.
The exosome skincare market is growing fast, and so is the noise. Dermatology clinics are increasingly expected to make informed decisions about EV-based products, but the field moves faster than most clinical education can keep up with. These resources exist to close that gap: practical, evidence-grounded tools built on the same standards used by the scientists who set them.
Evaluating EV or exosome products for your clinic? Start here.
A five-criteria evaluation framework: source, particle concentration, batch-specific Certificate of Analysis, isolation method and cold chain. Everything a clinic needs to evaluate EV material before stocking or recommending it.
Pillar
MISEV2023 primer
The international consensus standard for EV research, explained by a named contributor. Pillar plus three working articles.
Reference
EV / exosome glossary
Field-precise definitions for EV terminology: biogenesis, MISEV2023, characterization methods, regulatory frameworks. Each term has a stable anchor.
Nomenclature
Plant EV nomenclature
Where the ISEV Plant EVs Task Force draws the line between plant EVs and plant-derived nanovesicles, why isolation method decides it, and where our own material falls.
For journalists
Press & media
Coverage, founder expertise on EV science and MISEV2023, downloadable media kit, and direct press contact.
The EV SELECT GUIDE
A Clinician's Framework for Evaluating Extracellular Vesicle (EV/Exosome) Products
Your patients are already asking about exosome treatments. Do you have a reliable way to tell the real science from the marketing?
The EV/exosome skincare market is flooded with bold claims and inconsistent products. This guide gives dermatology clinicians a clear, science-backed framework to vet any EV supplier, covering the questions to ask, the data to demand, and the red flags to avoid.
Raising the Standard in a Noisy Category
The EV and exosome product market is expanding rapidly across brands, sources, and claims. Without standardization, clinicians are left to navigate a landscape where particle counts are unverified, sourcing is opaque, and marketing language outpaces the science. Knowing what to ask, regardless of which product or supplier, is the first line of defence for any clinic.
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Categories
EV Characterization 101
What Clinicians Should Ask
Key questions every clinic should ask before stocking an EV product: particle count, size distribution, CoA requirements, and storage protocols.
Communicating EV Science to Patients
A Plain-Language Guide for Clinicians
Practical language and frameworks for explaining extracellular vesicle biology, sourcing, and expected outcomes to patients, without overpromising or misrepresenting the current evidence base.
Two more places to go deeper.
Blog
Long-form science writing
Articles on EV biology, MISEV2023 standards, and the questions clinicians and partners actually ask. Authored by Frédéric.
FAQ
Direct answers to the recurring questions
Quick, evidence-grounded answers on EVs, characterization, evaluation criteria and the BioThera platform.